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Small section edit

Latest comment: 14 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Just a small section I noticed while reading through and felt necessary to remove it:
"Alan Hersey background- Lived on the Isle Of Wight for a large majority of his life. Lived in Nettlestone for the whole duration of that time. Was a key member of the local postal force. He became head of the Isle of wight counsil, and came up with the idea of each town having its own Christmas tree, which is traditionally displayed on the village green."

It is worded terribly and much of the information is repeated in other sections of the article. There are also several parts of it I can't see being true, and have not found a reference for. Perhaps if the information is found to be accurate it can be reworked back into the article. Editor5807^speak 23:21, 31 October 2009 (UTC)Reply

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